Hotel Ladinia, La Villa/Stern

Italy

Hotel Ladinia

Italy

Comfortable hotel in a great location with wellness facilities!

1 / 5

Hotel
Half Board
Bar & lounge
Terrace
Wellness facilities
Wi-Fi Available

Overview

Facing the slopes, Hotel Ladinia occupies an excellent position for both the centre and ski lifts. Set just a stone’s throw from the Doninz lift, this attractively furnished property is known for its traditional ambiance. The hotel’s café is arguably the social hub of La Villa with guests and locals alike passing time and enjoying the view. The wellness area has been newly renovated and is on hand to soothe any aching muscles after a great day on the mountain.

Description

Location

Close to the Doninz lift
Central location

Rooms

‘Lavarella’ rooms (22m2) are newly refurbished in smart contemporary style
Junior suites (27m2) are in classic, mountain style and are larger with a lounge area
All rooms have shower, balcony, TV, safe, minibar and hairdryer

Bedroom facilities

Cable or satellite programmes
Hairdryer
Minibar or fridge
Room safe
Telephone

Facilities

Lounge
Bar
Terrace
Free Wi-Fi
Saunas
Steam room
Kneipp
Whirlpool
Massage and beauty treatments (pay locally)

Whirlpool
Sauna
Steam room
Bar
WiFi

Meals

Buffet breakfast
3 course evening meal
Weekly Ladin dinner

Dress code for restaurants:
Informal
Breakfast service:
Buffet
Dinner service:
Waiter

Accommodation Attributes

All Ensuite

Close To Slopes

Fireplace

Terrace Balcony

Accommodation Facilities

Sauna

About La Villa/Stern

La Villa is in the Alta Badia ski area, which is lift-linked into the Sella Ronda circuit at Colfosco and Corvara. It can be a bit of a long haul to get onto the bigger circuit. The Alta Badia area has 130km of runs that best cater to beginners and intermediates. La Villa is an attractive village in a lovely valley position, with top scenery, but the snow can be unreliable. It makes a great base for accessing the local area, but to complete the Sella Ronda circuit can take a while. There can also be crowds at weekends, as people flood in from the major north Italian cities.